Alleycat72

Really need more info. Ejecting and bolt closes on empty chamber? Round halfway in the chamber? Bolts closed 95% . Did you half moon your steel mag?

You and me both.

Yeah,....... I'm going have to pass.

Some 20mm rounds require a $200 stamp. Depends on how many oz of explosive are in the bullet. Been a while, but I seem to recall some manufacturers were just below the threshold and some were just above it.

I just received a N-vision 35mm NOX. They put in a pelican case and put the pelican case in a cardboard box. Guess what's all over the box. N-vision Nightvision equipment. A reticle All the stuff that says "Take me".

Turks and Caicos

You need to have a test before getting on the plane or entering a foreign country. It has to be less than 72 hours old and approved by the airline and the country. It doesn't leave a large margin of error. My Wife and Daughter are traveling for my Daughter's graduation present. My birthday and my Daughter's birthday are extremely close and my wife put the wrong day on her covid test and my Daughter was denied entry into the country 5 hours before she was about to leave. The country would not let her in without a new form from the lab. We had 3 options. 1. They don't go and 6k is lost. 2. Get someone at the lab at 11:00 at night and get it fixed. 3. Something my Wife really wants me to explain when she gets back. I go to work on 2 and 3. I can't get the lab, but I can get to the people that can get to the lab. That angle works, but could take 48 hours. After a little work plan 3 in nailed down. They get on the plane without approval of the receiving country. Finally get the correction from the lab. Submit correction to the receiving country. My Daughter gets approved in the air. 1. I hate this covid BS. 2. The airline didn't catch the mistake. 3. I hate covid.

They are college kids? Did anyone under 21 give someone payment for a handgun?

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Disk it up and plant alfalfa.

Seed the bare spots with crimson clover. Sea of red and white would be cool.

People could do that.

Maybe.

I don't know.

I would take the 30k. I'm hourly and subject to call. If I get a call from anyone in the company and they asked a work related question, I get 3 hours of OT.

On the bridges I've worked around, the rivet heads are the size of a quarter. I've never messed with a bridge for vehicle traffic though. Never mind, looks like it's bolted together.

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In Columbia also. Thank God we have a reserve at work.

As far as E4 No More 's dislike of my post.... 1. A law enforcement officer buddy informed me that some felons may possess modern firearms depending on the felony they were convicted of. This is even if they can't pass a background check. He asked what the conviction was and he'd talk to his DA. 2. If the guy was convicted of rape or anything that involves a child, I'm not interested in helping him.

If he has a hunters safety certificate from a different state, he's good in Tennessee. No need to take Tennessee's course.

First, what were you convicted of?

Well if the thing about guys with big guns are true, he may be packing some heat. LOL

I'm self taught when it comes to shooting. I learned long range shooting college.

I tend to agree. A guy with diabetes that dies in a car crash didn't die of diabetes. However people stopped dying of everything else when covid showed up. We will never know the true numbers.

I'm not getting the shot. My wife has 27 nurses and 3 got the shot. No one should be forced to take the shot and no one should be ridiculed for taking it. As with most all thing, the decision should be left up to the individual. Your position is sound. Now the government will call us fools while also calling the the people who took the shot foolish.